Pharmacist Aziz Rhali is to lead PHM with a vision of Palestine as global resistance symbol, advancing the health movement’s strategic vision.

While world leaders seem eager to divide Gaza like a pie, Israel’s genocidal aggression against its population has not stopped, raising the death toll to at least 72,072.

At the World Health Assembly in May, member states may endorse an unprecedented strategy declaring that health is not a cost – but the best investment an economy can make.

The People’s Health Movement says farewell to David Legge, a founding member who dedicated his life to the global struggle for health justice and equity.

The People’s Health Movement reflects on the work and legacy of founding member David Legge, who passed away at the beginning of February 2026.

Western leaders are beginning to speak the language of anti-colonialism, despite continuing colonialism at home, as the illusion of the rules-based order continues to crack.

The NCAG represents neither liberation nor capitulation, but Palestinians navigating catastrophic constraints with political nuance.

The People’s Health Movement coordinated a discussion on the WHO’s draft Global Plan of Action for the Health of Indigenous Peoples, examining its implications for more inclusive health systems.

In this piece, we review the arguments made by members of the United Nations Security Council regarding the US attack on Venezuela on January 3.

People’s Health Movement and ALAMES join global calls condemning US attacks on Venezuela, insisting that resistance to imperialism is inseparable from the struggle for health.

The Global South can shape a different future through coordination, shared standards, and strategic investment. A “Digital Bandung” provides a pathway toward that goal.

If Africa has learned anything from the last century, it’s this: whenever the world’s great powers announce a new “war”, on terror, on drugs, on trafficking, it usually means Africa is about to become someone else’s battlefield again.